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Is it against the law for a shopkeeper to name and shame a minor, as in a child has stolen from his shop?

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demolition-man | 14:16 Sat 21st Nov 2009 | Law
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I believe it's against the law to name and shame any thieving sod who has robbed you regardless of their age, as was evidenced this week when a shopkeeper named a local yob in his shop and had a visit from plod...
14:22 Sat 21st Nov 2009
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Libel or slander (which are civil matters and dealt with by way of compensation if the complainant is successful) will only succeed if the allegations are untrue.
17:45 Sun 22nd Nov 2009

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